I would like to be able to compare values in one CSV with a nominal set of values in another?

Question

I have been given the task of injecting faults into a system and finding deviations from a norm. These deviations will serve as the failures of the system. So far we've had to detect these faults through observation, but I would like to develop a method for: 1.) Uploading each CSV which will include a fault of a certain magnitude. 2.) Comparing the CSV containing the fault with the nominal value. 3.) Being able to print out where the failure occured, or if no failure occured at all. I was wondering which language would make the most sense for these three tasks. We've been given the system in Simulink, and have been able to output well-formatted CSV files containing information about the components which comprise the system. For each component, we have a nominal set of values and a set of values given after injecting a fault. I'd like to be able to compare these two and find where the fault has occurred. So far we've had very little luck in Python or in Matlab itself, and have been strongly considering using C to do this. Any advice on which software will provide which advantages would be fantastic. Thank you.

Answer 1

sounds like you need 2 tables, one table has the fault, and the severity levels associated with each one.

You can also put other info in this table like possible, causes, next steps to take, what parts to get,

who is in charge, etc.

Then you can read the fault and the severity from the input file and query the database to find

the description of what went wrong, possible causes, personnel in charge, etc